:52:06
I'm sorry.
:52:08
You're a very patient man, Jimmy,
and I'm very
:52:11
I'm very grateful.
:52:14
You've got no coat.
I'm sorry.
:52:44
I thank you, Mr. Scoby. Cheers.
:52:51
Thanks.
:52:59
Uh, Export and orange, please.
:53:01
Export and an orange.
:53:05
- Where on earth did you meet her?
- At the ice rink.
:53:08
- She was there and
- And you talked to her, eh?
:53:11
No, no.
No, I went back the next day.
:53:13
- And then you talked to her.
- No, I had to go back the third day.
:53:16
So you must be getting very proficient
at the ice-skating, eh?
:53:19
Well, you're a good piper and a good corporal...
:53:22
and a soldier's private life is his own...
:53:24
but, uh...
:53:26
you're asking for trouble, lan.
:53:29
Do you have to go on seeing her?
:53:31
Thank you.
:53:33
Yes, Pipey, I do.
:53:35
#For we're no'awa'#
:53:37
- See you later, Pipey.
- Aye, see you later.
:53:39
# For we're no' awa' tae leave ya #
:53:43
# For we're no' awa' tae bide awa' #
:53:48
- #We'll aye come back an' see ye ##
- Party, eyes right!
:53:53
Hold a minute!
:53:56
You're a shower, you are.
:53:58
So the band still goes to the Bridge.
:53:59
- Sir.
- Aye, it's a long tradition, that one.